Category FF Prompt 30 | Day 2
Classification Day by Sean Johnson
The giants-Popy Raekou
The giants * I saw you counting beans. Before dawn. Secretly. Counting them, tears would fall from your eyes and the beans would swell. We were many mouths. These were not enough. The children….. Priorities and full smiles. I…...
Poverty Yolande Deane
Poverty She got off on Waterloo Bridge and went to the river, she loved the river. She paused and licked her lips, time for an overpriced sandwich. He was on a bench, the sign read, “HUNGRY”. … This content is…...
2 Love Went Out the Back by June Hunter
“Where’s Daddy?” they asked. “When’s he coming home?” Anna recalled her mother’s words – When poverty comes in the front door, love goes out the back. “We’ll manage without him,” she said, and hugged them close…. This content is for…...
2. Unwitting Sugar Baby
“Stay,” I commanded. She raised an eyebrow. “Please?” Softer this time. “No.” “But the diamonds and the car…” “Keep them! I will not be bought.” She stormed out. I sighed. Time to look for another. … This content is for members…...
Poverty by Marijo Thompson
Cornflakes for dinner again. With water, since Dad used the last of the milk in his tea. Tastes like sugary waterlogged confetti, gets stuck between my teeth. I eat it by candlelight, pretend I’m camping…. This content is for members…...
Nonetheless by P. Methe
She remembers her mother’s fear of becoming a “bag lady” when she became old. She’d understood that poverty is dangerous. Nonetheless, she runs from him, the only life she’s ever known, heart set on freedom. … This content is for members…...
Poverty – by Cherissa Koko
His dick was lifelessly floating in a swamp of tepid spit barely contained by sticky lips. What poverty! Young, approval-seeking eyes no longer guaranteed gritty commitment to the task at hand, or rather, in mouth. … This content is for members…...